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4 f CHRISTMAS decorations made by the Ladies of St. Anthony's will be sold at the parish's first Harvest Festival this Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Howard P. Sturgis and Mrs. Francis C. Ethe ridge here display some of the gifts which will be offered. IN MARIETTA Foreign Students To Attend Dinner The cooks of St. Joseph's Home and School Association will serve a pre-Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner Sunday, Novem ber 8, from 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. in the school cafeteria in Marietta. Tickets will be adults -$1.25 children 5 through 12 - 60tf, and pre-schoolers free. Home baked desserts will be extra. Twenty - three Catholic foreign students enrolled at Southern Technical Institute S'! i; •'/ T FRANK PATRICK COMPANY \G y MLM • »«"VIC« . IUPPUII TYPEWRITERS • ADDING MACHINES 84 LINDEN AVE., N. E. ATLANTA. GEORGIA PHONE: 873-3791 will be special guests of the National Council of Catholic Women for the dinner. Mrs. Ronald Mecure, general chairman, promises plenty of food for all families interested in attending. Pi-Hi Students Visiting Sick BY ANNETTE FEDAS Students at St. Pius X are exe cuting a special project. Under the direction of Sister Louis Martin, CSJ, about 10 girls visit the various hospitals and nur sing homes. Cue group goes every other Saturday to the cancer home. Another visits the Veterans Home and the third to the shel ter for children. The girls visit the patients and hold discus sions with them, THOSE participating in this program are seniors Ellen Dukes, Diane Ballar, and Sally Mosley. Beryl Prevost, Chris Smith, Alison Monte, Nancy Strueber, Cathy Asip and Cathy Case also visited the hospitals. s-iofiMKI:'RQMR "MODERNIZING”CLEANERS 3995PEACHTREE ROAD IN BROOKHAVEN MARIST UNIFORMS A SPECIALTY 1 Hour Service Every Day Til 3:00 P.M. Vt Gallon of SWEET CREAM in ovory pound of LAND O' LAKES Sweet Cream Butter SHRINE FALL FESTIVAL November 12th and 13th at 7:30 p.m. At The Immaculate Conception 48 Hunter Street, S. W. Atlanta 3, Georgia LOADS OF FUN GIFTS TO BUY PLUS GOOD FOOD Y’ ALL COME, Y’ HEAH! LEGION OF DECENCY MOVIE RATINGS A-l-Morally Unobjectionable for General Patronage Snake Woman Son of Captain Blood Summer Holiday Swinging Maiden, The Tarazan's Three Challenge! Teenage Millionaire Thief of Bagdad Ticklish Affair, A Tiger Walks. A Titans, The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze, The •Thomasina Unearthly Stranger, The Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea When the Clock Strikes •Who Is Minding the Store Wild and Wonderful Yank in Vietnam, A You Have to Run Fast Young and the Brave Alakazam. The Great Angel in a Taxi Boy Who Caught a Crook Brass Bottle, The Capture That Capsule Cavalry Command Circus World, The Dentist in the Chair, The Dream Maker, The 1 , Fall of the Roman Empire Flipper’s New Adventure Flight That Disappeared Francis of Assisi Gladiators Seven Goliath and the Sins of Babylon Hard Day's Night, A Heroes Island Honeymoon Machine •Incredible Journey Incredible Mr. Limpet. The Invasion Quartet It's a Mad. Mad, Mad, Mad World Lively Set, The Mary Poppins McHale's Navy Misadventures of Merlin Jones, The Moonspinners, The Mysterious Island Niki. Wild Dog of the North One Man's Way Patsy, The Pirates of Tortuga Purple Hills Queen of the Pirates Raiders, The Raiders of Leyte Gulf Sampson and the Slave Queen Search for Paradise Sergeant Was a Lady Seven Faces of Dr. Lao A-2—Morally Unobjectionable for Adults & Adolescents (33 Squadron Amazons of Rome And Suddenly It's Murder Any Number Can Win Atlantis. The Lost Continent Behold a Pale Horse Captain Newman, M.D. Cat Burglar Chalk Garden, The Children of the Damned Chushringura Company of Cowards Convicts 4 Cow and I, The Dark Purpose Devil at 4 o'Clock Devil Ship Pirates. The Distant Trumpet, A Dr. Blood’s Coffin Ensign Pulver Escape by Night Evil Eye Frantic Fury of Smuggler's Bay Gold for Caesars Good Neighbor Sam I'd Rather Be Rich Horror of It All. The Ladies Who Do Ladybug, Ladybug Lancelot and Guinevere Man from Rio Man Who Died Twice Mary, Mary Muscle Beach Party My Name Is Ivan Naked Edge Night Train to Paris No, My Darling Daughter Old Dark House. The Pit and the Pendulum Point of Order Roustabout Robin and the Seven Hoods Sardonicus Scream of Fear Secret Door, The Send Me No Flowers Seven Days in May Sing and Swing Sound of Trumpets Stage Coach to Thunder Rock Stolen Hours Suitor Surf Party Swingin' Affair, A Thunder Island Train 349 from Berlin Twenty Plus Two Walls of Hell Weekend with Lulu World of Henry Orient, The Young Doctors A-3—Morally Unobjectionable for Adults Ada America, America Armored Command ••Becket Bikini Beach Buddha Cartouche Cardinal, The Ceremony. The Claudelle Inglish Come September Murder. Inc. Muriel ' Nightmare in the Sun Panic Button •Paris When It Sizzles Prize. The Rampage Rebel with a Cause Rocco and His Brothers Satan Never Sleeps Couch, The Dead Ringer Eyes of Annie Jones. The Flight from Ashiya For Love or Money For Tho»e Who Think Young Global Affair. A Great War, The Guest, The Guns at Batasi Season of Passion Straight Jacket Summer and Smoke Sundays and Cybele Susan Slade Take Her, She’s i4lne •Tamahina Three on a Spree Third Secret, The Heltfire Club Hustler, The Killer, The Love with the Proper Stranger Mafioso Man's Favorite Sport Man Who Couldn't Walk Marnie Move Over Darling Thunder of Drums To Bet or Not to Bed Topkapi Twilight of Honor Two Women Victors, The Wall of Noise Where Love Has Gone Wives and Lovers Young Lovers, The A-4-Morally Unobjectionable for Adults,with Reservations Advise and Consent Girl with the Green Eyes Pressure Point Important Man Intruder Lilith Lolita Long Day's Journey into Night Martin Luther Mondo Cane Night of the Iguana Organizer, The Best Man. The Circle of Deception Cleo From 5 to 7 Cool World. The Devil's Wanton •Divorce Italian Style Doctor Strangelove Easy Life, The Eclipse Freud Sky Above and the Mud Below, The Storm Center Strangers in the City Suddenly. Last Summer Tom Jones Too Young to Love Visit, The Young and the Willing, The B—Morally Objectionable in Part for All A House is Not a Home Americanization of Emily. The Conjugal Bed Curse of the Living Corpse Day the Earth Caught Fire Dementia No. 13 Devil and the Ten Commandments Explosive Generation •Four for Texas •From Russia with Love Goodbye Again Gun Hawk. The Head. The He Rides Tall Honeymoon Hotel House of Fright House of Women Jessica Joker. The Kitten with a Whip Lady in the Cage, The Lada Long Ships, The Lover, Come Back Man in the Middle, The Man Trap Masque of the Red Death New Interns, The Night Must Fall No Love for Johnny Palm Springs Weekend Paris Blues Peeping Tom Psyche $9 Purple Noon Racing Fever and Eve Shot In the Dark Soldier in the Rain Splendor in the Grass Strangler, The Sunday in New York Under Age Vice and Virtue Viva La Vegas Wild Harvest World by Night Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow An Affair of the Skin And God Created Women Baby Doll Bed of Grass Breathless Christine Keeler Come Dance With Me Doll. The Empty Canvas Expresso Bongo Five Day Lover Green Carnation Green Mare Heroes and Sinners Image of Love I Love. You Love Knife in the Water L'Awentura La Notie (Night) Lady Chatterley's Lover C—Condemned Law, The Les Liaisons Dangereuses Liane, Jungle Goddess Love Game Love Is My Profession Love on a Pillow Lovers, The Mademoiselle Striptease Maid in Paris Mating Urge Milter's Beautiful Wife Molesters, The Mom and Dad My Life to Live Moon Is Blue. The Never on Sunday Nude Odyssey. The Oscar Wilde Passionate Summer Port of Desire Pot Bouille (Lover of Paris) Prime Time Private Property Question of Adultery Saturday Night and Sunday Morning Sex and the Single Girl Seven Capital Sins Silence, The — Sins of Mona Kent Smiles of a Summer Night Third Sex Trials of Oscar Wilde Truth. The (La Vertte) Weekend Wasted Lives and the Birth of Twins Women of the World THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1964 CEORGIA BULLETIN PAGE 7 NASOR Mansour of LaGrange (right) is shown receiving the Val uable Citizens Award from Arthur Mallory of the LaGrange Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Mansour, a member of St. Peter's Parish, is chairman of the Chamber’s Industrial Development Committee and is active in LaGrange affairs. THIS WEEKEND Harvest Festival At St. Anthony’s St. Anthony's Parish, 953 Gordon St., SW Atlanta, will hold its first Harvest Festival this Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 7 and 8. There will be colorful booths displaying gifts and prizes. One of the booths will feature parcel post packages from al most every city in the country. The theme of this booth is red, white and blue, with the ladie^ Holy Spirit Zoning The following was sent to us by Rev. James A, Budd, Pastor of St. John Methodist Church, Mt, Parran Road, N.W., At lanta, in relation to the zoning hearing on land to be used for the new Holy Spirit Parish of the Archdiocese of iAtUnta: til "This is the statement which appeared in our Newsletter last week: “We regret that some peo ple have received the erroneous impression that St. John Metho dist Church is objecting to the erection of Holy Spirit Catho lic Church on Jett Rd, due to the fact that a zoning meeting was held in our Fellowship Hall, This auditorium has been used for all sorts of community meetings, and it is not at all unusual for it to be used by both sides in a zoning cam paign. We want it clearly un derstood that when a meeting is held in our building, it does not mean that it is sponsored by the church nor endorsed by its membership.’’ JOINT HYMN-SING wearing striped aprons and Uncle Sam hats. A “Bean Bag’’ game will be offered by Eighth Grade students from St. An thony's School and the Girl Scouts will sell cotton candy. A Needlecraft Booth will display handwork made by the ladies of the parish. THE “Hobby House’’ booth will show arts and crafts made by parishioners, including cer amics, flowers and pictures. A prize of a sitting for a self por trait will be given away. The Senior Youth Group will have a “Swami*’ and, for the younger set, a live circus will be offered by the Leitzsey School of Dance at several performances each day of the Festival. Music and refreshments will be avail able. Johnson Winner At St, Joseph President Johnson won in mock elections held Friday Oc tober 30, at Saint Joseph High School, to acquaint the students with the democratic system of voting. Candidates and their mana gers made speeches at a special assembly Thursday. John O' Donell and John Petzelt repre sented Johnson and Humphrey and their campaigns were run by Sharron Kennley, Mary Bran- ka, Lorrain Bergin and Ronald Reid. THOMAS Seymore and Mari lyn Miller took the part of Goldwater and Miller. Pris- silla Low Pat Norquest, Ste ven Pinkley and Mary Jones were their campain managers. Lutheran Choir Aids Catholics MILWAUKEE (RNS) — A second joint hymn-sing by Ro man Catholics and Lutherans has been scheduled for Nov. 22 at a Lutheran church here un der the sponsorship of stu dent groups of the two Churches at the University of Wisconsis- Milwaukee. The event will follow a Nov.l program in which members of a Lutheran church accepted the invitation of a priest to help in coaching Catholic parishioners in the singing of hymns. WHILE the unique venture in ecumenism wa s hailed by clergy and members of the churches involved, there also was some criticism of Lu therans joining Catholic in song. The Rev. Paul G. Eckert, a clergyman of the conserva tive Wisconsin Evangelical Lu theran Synod, objected to the practice in his congregational church bulletin. He said that while the Catho lic Church may be “practic ing better public relations" it has not abondoned the “false teaching" which caused the Protestant Reformation. THE first joint hymn-sing took place at Holy Ghost Catho lic church, with members of Ascension Lutheran church, a congregation of the American Lutheran Church, participating. The Nov. 22 ecumenical song- fest was scheduled for Lake Park Lutheran church, a Lu theran Church in America con gregation , under the sponsor- shi p of the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee's Lu theran student center and the Newman club, which operates a campus center for Catholics. FATHER RaymondH. Kriege, chaplain of the Newman club, said that Catholic students had sung hymns almost daily of late but he added: "So often we drag the hymns. Or we pitch them too high for the male singers. We hope that some lessons from the Lu therans might help.” ANOTHER will be a 14th Cen tury German melody set to a medieval Latin carol. It be gins: “Good Christian men, re joice, With heart and voice. . ." some lessons from the Lu therans might help." J. William McNulty, music director of Lake Park church will direct the singing, explain ing the music as needed. AMONG the hymns sung will be pre-Reformation selections which, it was explained, are equally appropriate for Catho lics and Lutherans. One will be an old Latin hymn with a Hebrew plainsong melody, a form of chant that predated Christianity. It is an Advent hymn that begins with the lines: “O come, O come, Immanuel, Andranson captive ISRAEL..." Father Kriege also has asked his Lutheran hosts to lead in singing Martin Luther’s Re formation hymn, “A Mighty Fortress." ANSWER TO LAST WEEK’S PUZZLE Altar Society To Meet At OLA gGH'T'H'f ■ d[0 T A 0 gBB_H iTnnBT o * uTsib DDK) DDDDD JtLlLl The Altar and Rosary Society of Our Lady of the Assumption Church will meet on Tuesday, November 10, at7:30p.m,inthe school cafetorium. The pastor, Msgr. Joseph E, Moylan/ P. A,, V. G„ will be the speaker,This will conclude the series of talks on the new liturgy. There will be a display of religious articles for the con venience of shoppers for Christmas and Confirmation gifts. A social hour will follow. All ladies of the parish and their husbands are cordially invited. DDDDDD DDDCD BBC! THE HOLE OF THE LAITY will be the topic of Bishop Stephen A. Leven's keynote address in Washington, D.C., Nov. 11, opening the 32nd national convention of the National Council of Catholic Women. Peachtree Road Pharmacy PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE! CALL CE 7-6466 4062 Peachtree Rd. Atlanta 166 CCL’RTLAND STREET. 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